Kerrod James Frahm had a 'duty of care to protect his son' before the 11-year-old died of a brown snake bite in 2021, magistrate says.
Emergency warnings are in place for fires burning near Dalveen, The Glen, Silverwood, Cherry Gully ; Watsonville and Silver Valley in QLD.A Queensland father has been committed to stand trial for manslaughter over the death of his young son from a snakebite two years ago.
"There was so much mud over his feet and covering his legs as well, so it was making it really hard to see any clear skin," Mr Bryant said.Mr Bryant said Tristian said nothing while being looked over.Another witness, Rochelle Dormann, told the court she saw Tristian "walking around and laughing" later that night.
But Magistrate Andrew Sinclair ruled there was sufficient evidence for the case to proceed to trial, saying Mr Frahm had a duty of care to protect his son.
Malaysia Latest News, Malaysia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Queensland fires: conditions to deteriorate on Tuesday as authorities confirm 46 homes destroyedMore than 80 fires are burning across Queensland, with extreme fire conditions forecast for Darling Downs region
Read more »
It will soon get ‘very nasty’ in the Queensland Labor camp following poll resultsLNP MP Garth Hamilton says he is “glad” the support for Annastacia Palaszczuk’s government is waning among the public. This comes after a Courier Mail poll indicated support for David Crisafulli is on the rise in Queensland.
Read more »
Australia news live: firefighters brace for extreme conditions in Queensland and NSWFollow live
Read more »
Queensland braces for extreme fire conditions as strong winds returnFirefighting conditions are expected to worsen today as strong winds and higher temperatures return across Queensland.
Read more »
Firefighters on High Alert as Dangerous Fire Conditions Expected in South-Western QueenslandAfter two days of cooler temperatures, firefighters in south-western Queensland are on high alert today, with hot weather and strong winds expected to make for dangerous fire conditions. Fire containment lines will likely come under intense pressure, with authorities saying if fires take off they will be difficult to control.
Read more »